Faculty of Economic Informatics
About the Faculty
The Faculty of Economic Informatics at the University of Economics in Bratislava is a specialized department in Slovakia's capital. It focuses on combining economic subjects with information technologies. The faculty includes the Department of Informatics and Quantitative Methods, the Department of Applied Informatics, the Department of Business Analytics, and the Department of Financial Technologies.
Education is provided in Slovak for Bachelor (bc), Master (mgr), and Doctor (phd) programs. Students can choose from four study fields, which allow them to gain qualifications in the area of digital business transformation. The education follows the university's academic standards.
To apply, candidates must submit an application (prihláška) and pay a fee of €40. The deadline for submitting documents for Bachelor's and Master's programs is 04/30/2026. Information about dormitory (internát) places is not available in the provided facts.
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Updated 21 July 2026For most bachelor's programs, admission is grantedwithout entrance exams— based on the average grade of the certificate in relevant subjects. A bachelor's diploma in the relevant field is required for master's programs. Applications are submitted via ePrihláška.
Frequently asked questions about the faculty
What bachelor's programs does FHI EUBA offer?+
For 2026/2027, FHI EUBA offers 4 bachelor's programs: Data science in economics (plan ~110 places), Data analytics and controlling (~25), Economic informatics (~170), and Accounting (~170).
For master's studies (Ing., 2 years) — Actuarial science, Data science in economics, Information management, Accounting and auditing.
The faculty combines economics with informatics, statistics, actuarial science, and accounting.
Sources: Admission requirements FHI EUBA (PDF)Basic information FHI
What is the entrance exam at FHI EUBA?+
Entrance exam for bachelor's studies — written tests on general study prerequisites (všeobecné študijné predpoklady) and one foreign language. It takes place from June 15–19, 2026.
The foreign language exam can be taken in English, German, or Russian. There is no reserve term for the exam.
For master's studies, there is no separate exam — selection is based on qualification, using the weighted average grade from bachelor's studies.
Is a Slovak language exam required for foreigners at FHI EUBA?+
Yes. A foreigner (except for Czech citizens) must pass an entrance exam in the Slovak language. Those who completed secondary school in Slovak take another language from the faculty's list.
For master's studies, foreigners who did not complete secondary school in Slovak submit a certificate of Slovak language proficiency or a confirmation of completing an accredited language course.
This is a standard requirement for Slovak-language studies, which are free for foreigners in full-time study.
How much does it cost to submit an application to FHI EUBA and is the study free?+
The standard fee for an e-application (e-prihláška) to EUBA is €40; it must be paid by 04/30/2026, otherwise the applicant will not be included in the admission process.
Slovak-language studies in full-time form within the standard length are free for everyone, including Ukrainians.
The application (prihláška) is submitted via AIS2 or Centrálna elektronická prihláška on portalvs.sk; the application period is from 11/15/2025 to 04/30/2026.
Sources: Application to EU in Bratislava